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Mark w
Dodge Dakota
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6/05/2006
23:27:20
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I need to know how to wire 2- two channel amps to one single voice coil sub from the amp back. any special pattern of the speaker wires? I've seen a friend of mine try it without knowing wut to do and the interior lights started flashing with the music and the amps just fried. any help would be appreciated.
THanks
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mark w
Dodge Dakota
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6/06/2006
17:25:32
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anybody?
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mjkota
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6/06/2006
18:12:20
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Why are you using (2) two channel amps to power 1 svc sub? Whats the subs rms and what are the amps rated at?
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mark w
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6/08/2006
22:47:12
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i got two 200 watt amps for free, and wanted to know if i could wire them both up to one sub
( a 200 rms sub)(400 watt peak
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kevin
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6/09/2006
03:17:08
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i work at a stereo shop, and you can't do it to a single voice coil sub. it will fry both amps and blow the sub. it has to do w/ the ohms(resistance) it's kind of hard to explain, but it for sure won't work
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Audiophile72
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6/13/2006
15:16:29
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Kevin is correct. What you have probably seen before is a daisy-chain effect with the In/Out you see on some amps. This is for running the same signal from your head unit to multiple drivers without re-wiring for each driver. You are still using one amp per driver. If your amps are bridgeable, you can bridge the 2 channels into 1 to get more peak output for your SVC but make sure your driver will handle a 4/2 ohm impedance load. Alternately you can set up two drivers and load up an amp on each of them.
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